Green’s Dictionary of Slang

cami-knicks n.

[abbr. SE cami-knickers]

an undergarment that combines camisole and knickers.

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[UK]J. Curtis They Drive by Night 57: She would ask this geezer for half a quid. If he come across she’d be able to buy a new pair of cami-knicks.
[UK]D. Thomas ‘The Followers’ in World Rev. Oct. 41/1: In a shop-window, two girls undressed the dummies. [...] ‘Mind her cami-knicks, Edna...’.